Lowepro Flipside 200 is the smaller version of Flipside 300 (B&H). IT is the smallest of the Flipside series. It is less bulky than the Flipside 300, so it looks less like a box when carried on your back. In terms of size, It is about right without attracting special …
The Lowepro Flipside 300 is the middle size of the Flipside series. Compare to my most preferred travel backpack camera bag Lowepro Fastpack 200, it is a little bit smaller, but the camera compartment utilises the whole backpack unlike the Faspack 200 which only offers the bottom half of the …
Lowepro Inverse 200 AW is a beltpack camera bag that has a 3D contoured mesh lumbar belt which distribute weight evenly. It also has a shoulder strap that can be used for added support. The belt pack actually felt very comfortable and both of my hands are free to move. …
Nikon 85mm f/1.4 – known to be one of the very best lens by Nikon in terms of sharpness and bokeh. I have finally received it after about a month of wait. It is quiet a bit bigger and heavier than the 50mm, but with a much better build quality. …
All lenses can inherently be affected by front or back focus problems. Out of the blue, I was a bit curious whether my lenses have such problems and I don’t have a test chart handy, so I did a very rough autofocus test of my own. Proper test charts can …
New to my Nikon collection is the Nikon 24mm f/2.8. It will be used mainly for travelling due to its light weight. It is similar to the 50mm f/1.4 in size. You can order your Nikon 24mm f/2.8 at B&H. Size comparison between the Nikon 24mm f/2.8 and 50mm f/1.4. …
I am a fan of prime lenses despite having a set of “Holy Trinity”. Last weekend I decided to bring the 50mm f/1.4 only. While it is not a wide lens, it does give a nice ‘isolation’ to the images (tighter angle of view). It is small (52 mm) and …
Panasonic DMW-CLX3 – The leather case for LX3 A perfect fit for LX3 A radiant LX3 LX3 equipped with Lexar 8GB. Where can I find the equipment seen on this site? If you find this site useful and planning to purchase any of the equipment seen on this site, please …
This is one of the hardest RAM upgrade. Basically, I have to take the whole Netbook apart to get to the RAM slot at the bottom, then put it back together. Full instructions can be found here, so I won’t repeat it. First, Take out the keyboard. Next, take out …
